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We are not very amenable to systems, or theories, or ready-made schemes.
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Gloom, despondency, the pale cast of thought, are very amenable to the will.
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Mr. Stephen Strong was not a person very amenable to authority.
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It was all very amenable, but then things just changed very quickly, Sarah says.
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You are right in your guess that I am not very amenable to counsel.
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But he proved to be a very amenable policeman.
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The King was very amenable and good-natured to-day.
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He does not wait for your orders, nor, indeed, seems to be very amenable to them.
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The people seemed very amenable to my purposes and there was a primitive atmosphere at the place.
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They seemed very amenable to the idea.
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Obama is a president who has, from the start, been very amenable to the notion of global power shifts.
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It may well be that the problems the Fed faces are simply not very amenable to the tools it has.
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I was very amenable.
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His face was flushed, his hair never very amenable to brush and comb, was rumpled by contact with bushes, twigs and leaves.
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"This world was never very amenable to having the Hegemony authorities here," said the android.
